Visual Studio Code provides tight integration with Git so it is an excellent way to start using version control if you haven’t already with you PowerShell code. Let’s run through just a quick basic tutorial on how to use Git with Visual Studio Code.

Mi­crosoft an­nounced the re­lease of Vi­sual Stu­dio for Mac one year ago. It il­log­i­cally sup­ported Git in­stead of TFVC.

Vi­sual Stu­dio sup­ports Git since 2014 so ab­so­lute ma­jor­ity of projects are con­trolled un­der TFVC. Vi­sual Stu­dio Team Ser­vices are also price friendly be­cause GitHub wants de­vel­op­ers charge for pri­vate repos­i­to­ries. Best mac loose powder for oily skin. TFVS in Vi­sual Stu­dio for Mac is still in pre­view but it al­ready can re­place Team Ex­plorer Ev­ery­where for Eclipse or TFS ex­ten­sion for Visual Stu­dio Code. It is very con­ve­nient to have ver­sion con­trol em­bed­ded into IDE and don’t need to launch sep­arate app which isn’t in­deed very pro­duc­tive.